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5 Top tips to gaining the Interview Advantage
Going for interviews can be nerve-racking. There’s the underlying thinking that so much is depending on the impression you create, how you answer the questions and what information you share. The pressure is on to come across as confident and...
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Who's going to do the dirty jobs?
When Government announced its proposed new immigration laws for EU workers on the 19th of February 2020, it was met with a fair amount of disgruntlement from various industry sectors. While ideologically it may seem like a good idea...
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What are the potholes in the road to sustainability?
Sustainability is a word that people like to use. So much so that it’s become an integral part of many a corporate marketing campaign. Retailers claim to support sustainable farming practices. Manufacturers claim to source products sustainably and consumers are...
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How do we solve 13 billion recycling problems?
This week, James Foster - Head of Account Management at ACM Environmental Plc, gives us his thoughts on the proposed DRS and reverse vending. The Government’s 2018, 25 year environment plan involves several key strategies. One that has caught my...
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Is getting clean creating a dirty problem for recycling?
A lot of emphasis has been placed on single use plastics as the major culprits of the plastic pollution problem. Bottled water, sodas and coffee cups are often singled out and people are discouraged from using them in favour of...
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When opportunity knocks will you be ready?
With a start of the New Year, most people are talking about New Year’s Resolutions and how many things they are going to do differently. Eat healthily, go to gym, eat less chocolate, drink less, work harder, save more... Now...
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Why is employee retention so hard to achieve
While it used to be commonplace decades ago for people to stay with a company for 10 or 15 years, now that is very rare. The ideal of job security has been replaced with career progression so staying at a...
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Switching to EV’s
If you’re a private car owner you may have been having the debate with yourself for some time now. Should you trade in your petrol vehicle and buy an EV instead? The environmental argument for it is there, plus there...
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Cross sector collaboration is required to reduce carbon emissions and waste
Reducing carbon emissions is recognised as a global issue. It is one of the reasons that the Paris Climate Accord was so significant, with world leaders recognising that collectively and individually countries have an obligation to implement changes that can...
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What’s the economic case for lowering carbon emissions and improving recycling efforts?
Environmental issues are often viewed as being idealistic rather than realistic, and it’s likely that apathy towards the planet has landed us in the current climate crisis. Many people don’t quite grasp the economic value of having clean water and...